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AD (Audio Doughnuts) will celebrate 2 years of parties and releases with their biggest party to date with legends, new talents and some expected very special guests.

DJ MK is one of the UK's leading Hip Hop deejays. He has been a favourite on the club scene for the last 10 years, displaying his turntable dexterity up and down the UK and throughout Europe, Australia and the United States. MK held down one of the most popular shows on London based Hip Hop station Itch FM for four years before being headhunted by Kiss 100 FM. MK continues to tour the world as Roots Manuva's DJ and is also a member of the powerhouse DJ crew Extended Players.
DJ MK tour dates

Marshall Jefferson

Marshall 'Godfather of house' Jefferson, one of the originators of the house scene from Chicago. As a solo act, he recorded 1986's 'Move Your Body' - sub-titled and unanimously acclaimed 'The House Music Anthem'. Jefferson also helped record Phuture's 'Acid Tracks', the first and best acid-house single. He grew tired of the sound and moved into a more spiritual form of music later termed deep house; along with Larry Heard, he became one of its best producers. Jefferson spent much of the 1990s remixing and DJing, and did record under his own name for the 1997 album Day of the Onion.
Marshall Jefferson tour dates

Will Saul

One of the finest DJs in London. The man keeps going from strength-to-strength.
Will Saul tour dates

Zed Bias

DJ from Phituristix and Sick Trumpet playing broken beat, garage, grime and dub.
Zed Bias tour dates

Eclair Fifi

DJ from the Lucky Me crew playing electronic beats and breaks.
Eclair Fifi tour dates

Two Inch Punch

Frustrated Soul / RnB, with melodic harmonies and dub, rap and soul influences. Inspired heavily by Beatles short love-songs.
Two Inch Punch tour dates

A1 Bassline

A1 Bassline tour dates

Benin City

A melting pot of afrobeat, hip-hop and jazz from Musa Okwonga, a football writer, poet and musician of Ugandan descent. "The genius of Ernest Hemingway was that he made his writing accessible to people, no matter what their reading or listening age," Okwonga says. "It's the same with Benin City: people have to relate to the music and vocals and take away from it what they can."
Benin City tour dates